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THE CONSIsTORY AGAIN POSTP0NRD-A cable
Cardinal Jacobini the public consistory at which
Cardinals Gibbons, Taschereau and Mazella are TO
be hated, has again been postponed until the end
OF March. The Pope has not yet announced the
exact date OF the meeting, but it is expected that
he will do so Immediately after the funeral OF Ca
dinal JacObini. Cardinal Gibbons Is enjoying very
good health. He is receiving much attention from
the citlZenS OF Rome"
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Robert Nelson, master workman OF District No.
"a. knights OF Labor, has been nominated for
mayOr Of chicago by the united labor party con-
yention Nelson is generally regarded socialist
DR.. Charles K. Gardner, OF Richmond, Va, has
been arrested on a charge OF causing the death OF
Mrs Ann LeOnora 10th by administering an over
dose of morphine. but without malicious intent.
General Paine, the owner OF the yacht May
Mower. has placed her In the hands OF Architect
burgess her designer, and IL is the latters inteH-
ton TO send her TO England TO compete with the
ARROW for the queens cup.
It is reported that the land In Tyrren county,
N c. on the coast, has risen foot since the earth
quake OF January 81.
Prince Alexander Is slowly recovering from his
attack OF varfolOid
There was riot at New Ross Ireland, on Satur-
day. The police charged with baton and bayonets
on the mob.
A large body OF socialists went Sunday to St.
PauI's Cathedral, London, and listened 70 a ser
mon by the archdeacOn nom the text, 1.-THE rich
and poor meet together; the Lord Is maker OF them
ALL which was greeted with cries OF 'bravo"
when announced.
samuel Osborne, ticket agent at Toronto for sew
eral steamship companies. and for the Ere and
Vanderbilt railroads, has disappeared, leaving
5000 OF debts.
new locomotive on the Lebigh Valley railroad
Jumped the track near HaxletOn, Pa, ana the
boiler exploded, completely demoitshing the en-
CINE. William and John Pickering brOIherk the
engineer and fireman, were badly injured
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real ESTATE ON LAWRENCE STREET, BE.
:, TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
by virtue Of deed of trust, dated July 30, 1886
land records of the District Of Columbia, we will
sell at public auction in front of the premises,
TUESDAY. the FIRST DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1887,
at HALF,PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ, the following
described real estate situate the city of
the District aforesaid known lots seventy four
and seventy-hv t15) of Edwin E. Mayhews recorded
SUBDIVISION of certain lots in square hundred and
consisting of two frame dwellings,.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months to be secured upon premises Sold with
cash. at option of purchaser deposit of $50 per lot
required at time OF sale Terms to be complied with
in ten days from day of sale. COnveyancing and
cording ut purchasers cost
fl7dads FE kkkbEklSh Z se aAHG6 Trustees
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A Prohibition Governor.
HE REBUKEs THE MEMBERS OF STAFF FOR DRINK.
CLARET PUNCHES.

iNU tI4Ahi.I
New Haven, Conn, special. February27, says:
Gov. Phineas Lounsbury attended the ball OF the
Blues here, and while he, with the members OF his
stan and several Others Were ia the refneshment
room, surgeon General Fox, one OF the staff OIL
GERS, carelessy stepped TO the table and laded
for himself glass OF punch. II was as thin and
innocent q punch as the laws OF hospitality would
allow, and the colonel lifted IL To- hls lips without
a thought OF wrong or improperly. But the rising
glass was stopped midway on Its road 10 his
parched lips by a hand oi authority, and the gov
errors solemn voice sounded In his ear aud The
ears OF all present TO TIE following purpurt:
''Col. Fox, IL must be clearly undeTsJ DOL that
man can be a member Of my staff and drink in
toxicatng liquors"
The colonel was too surprised ana Inundated "a
do anything but blush and Stammer, nut his glass
down and turn away. Another member OF the
staff, Gen. Horne, was re5uked an like manner.
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LACKED Up IN A SINKING SHIP. - The surviving
passengers and crew OF the British emigrant ship
kanunda. which was sunk I'm a collision on the
coast OF Brazil on January 10th, when over 300
persons were drowned have arrived at Plymouth.
They confirm the statement that the bark Ada
Melmore with which the kapunda collided had
no lights visible. The single women among the
Kapunda's passengers had been locked In their
with the emigrant rules, and when the collision
occurred they raised heartrending shrieks, and
franticaIly endeavOred to beat down the doors
until the vessel sunk.
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A WOMAN BRINGS DOWN AN EAGLE.-A gray eagle
measuring seven feet from tip to tip was killed
five miles southwest of ScOttsDurg, Ind, last week
BIZ Mrs. John Richard who shot IL with rife from
q distance of 100 yards.
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GEN BUTLxRs INJURIES SRRIoUe.-0en. ButlerS
injuries prove more serious than was at nrst sup
posed He arrived In Boston sunday morning, and
Wss at once taken TO his home In Lowell, where he
was attended by DIR. o. q. Cilley, who said that
the generals shoulder was badly dislocated, and
that under the most favorable circumstances his
patient would not leave his bed for three weeks 70
come. The d1slocation was accompanied by rup-
ture OF the hgament, caused by throwing the
seriously interfere with his professional engage.
meutsL and among other things Will cause post
ponement Of the somewhat famous boycott casa
which was down Tor trial at Plymouth this ween.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneess.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE OF THE VERY BEST
MAKE
AT PIIRIIC AuCTIQN

AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Consigned from the best manufacturers and for the
convenience of the public the sale will take place
On THURSDAY, MARCH THIRD, 1887,
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM, within
spacious salesroons,
Corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue NV.
HANDSOME CHERRY CHAMBER SUITES, WAL
NUT CHAMBER SUITES, CHERRY AND MA
HOGANY-FRAME PARLOR SUITES, UPHOL.
STIRRED IN SILK AND PLUSH; ELEGA4.NsTI
SIDEBoARD. EXTRA SIZE; EASY CHAIR Up
GRATED JEWEL CABINET, MAHOGANY SIDE
TABLES IL DIFFERENT SHAPES; LARGE ,, AND
MAHOGANY BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS AND
WHITING DESKS, BOOKCASES, LADIES'
AND PIER MIRRORS, HAIR AND WIRE-WOYE
MATIkESSES, TOu.ET-WARE AND OTHER
ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR HOUSEKEEPING
The above partially enumerated embraces some Of
the most costly furniture, excellence of
and durability which parties will find examination
to be in perfect order and those in search Of furniture
OF superior manufacture should give this sale their
attention. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
mhl-2t Auctioneers.
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why She II Coming % Warrington.
From the Boston Saturday Evening Gazette
An elderly single woman with good deal Of
money and no special avocation told me last week
she was in future going to spend her winters in
washington. "You see, I" she explained, mot be-
ing young girl or a married woman, or social
leader there IS logically no social place for me In
Boston. washington is the only American city
social place to women OF my age without a mis-
sion. 1t Is really, you know, the only American
city where boys and girls are not supposed to be
the only persons to carry on society. Yes, I'm go
ing to Washington"
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FNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il AND uNIMPR0HED PROPERTY, SITUATED
ON CANAL STREET, BETWEEN SOUTH

d STREET.
the District Of columbiA. passed in Equity, No H
~ the undersigned Trustee will offer formI
T TUES MARCH MAJ I. EIGHTH. 1887 ct HALE PAST
90 in Henrietta Richards and others' recorded sub
division OF original lot 13, in square $50, with i'm
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree Onethird
OF the money in cash. and the redue equal
per cent dePosit Of twenty-aye dollars win be
complied with in seven days from day Of sale All
conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
JOHN f. MCNALLY, Trustee Columbian Law Bldg
thus DOWLdNG, Auct. f23-eo&ds
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WASHINGTON, ID. C.
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
U,HoMAs DowLING. Auct,oneer

FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
GOVERNMENT SALE OF A LOT OF BRUSSELS
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTH AND MATING, OFFICE
DESKS AND CHAIRS, OFFICE TABLES, PIG
EON HOLES, WATER COOLERS, &c. &C
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MARCH SECOND,
1887, commencing at Ten O'CLOCK, in front of the
auction rooms of Thomas Dowling 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, will sell to the highest bidder
for cash the above goods.
ALSO,
On THURSDAY, THIRD MARCH, at TWELVE
O'CLOCK, at the Treasury Department two large and
one small Fire-Proof Safe.
C. s. FAIRCHILD,
f2'}-dts Asst Secretary u s. Treasury.
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ELocuT1oN

ELoCUTIoN
Is the Art Of al AEno PERSONS education is COM
:Few people know what powers they possess until
TIE Kh6d Mffp9I sS S6It 6kaF6 4E
and close ssees III HsiT
ls are strpSture sPenndndy eqniPPed and its
unequaed opportunities for developing the strength
1t teaches Flocution an elegant for home and
See1siy a xe Ss for use in Prbs also VOICE GU
GTkaEii aFHf$fcsL MsRMoNYi 9kHfoRY; Per
s sSSHIqS SgstEE aS sPEk kG
%sas n s Fl Is e hs
great EgrqIean Masters Il fits pupils to enter Pro
zoo charts used The College has TEN DEPART
MLNIs- Priyate lessons and Glass LESSONS, day and
for descriptive catsoSie ''' arc H0" '' di43m i'"
SPENCERIAS BUSINESS COLLEGE (BURNED
SonmOd1ous halls, National Bank OF the Republic
Pfacen business e 41 atm and dbas ges
ms NH and Women I to support nth, themse I've
Thoroagh instruction given in Rapid Writing the
nnssh L1pguase CSTrsspondsnee Rapid Cslcula
Law. Political Economy. s.enography and Type Writ
u teachers. Tuition Fees-Day sessions-Rseular
business s1arse one year 81 o. Lsyabe 10 on enter
ayear seholarshiP in full on entering. $50; tuition
Srft PA 40 ON enterng
three months sls payable ST on entering and balance
entering
Illustrated Circular sent free application
HENRY g SPENCER, Principal.
Ms SARA 4 SPENCER, Vice Principal do
Mrs, HARRIETIE MILIs--vOCAL LESSONS TO
VA Ladies and Gentlemen At leisure daily from four
Ia I'VE Residence. 80 9th st Nv.
A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, 1872 MASS
daye, resumed studies MONDAY. Sept. 9th. with
renewed adyantages for thorough course Science
Music and Art The theory OF Music is thoroughly
taught Special attention paid 10 Piano Harp, Organ.
Guitar and Banjo Painting and the Languages
particular attention. Private class in Painting Pho
biography and Fancy Work. Lustra Painting Calls
themes and kindergarten features of the
Present year. Connected with the Academy is
School Tor Boys, taught by the Sisters. se:50-5m
SHELDOS'S ACADEMIES-1004 ST. n. W.
y Mondays, Wednesdays and saturdays: Sd st. and
lenLsy lvaII3 Sc, Tuesdays and FRIDAYS ALI the
latest dances taught. ocl-tm
H)RINATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study u aidlts confidential; prepares for college.
Annapolis. west POINT all examinations
se-S W. INSTITUTE sw- cor 18th snd K SITS. NV.
SCHOOL OF MUSIC. IESTABIJSHED 1877 I
- 1905 81
lrivate or Class Lessons Church organ for prar,ce
au2l-om THEO- INGALLS, KING, Principal.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET, BE
TWEEN NEW YORK AVENUE AND L STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated October 18th. -
1885, and duly recorded in the land records the @
District Of Columbia in iber 1142 folio 297 et t
the undersigned Trustees viii. sail at public
auction II fr TRNT q The PTsm,ss on
1887. AT, FOUR AND A-HAIF O'CLOCK P. NJ, an
real esate situate in the city Of il the
twenty (2O). in James Caden and John II. Saunders
subdivision OF original lot seven ca, In square mum;
in hber BIZ folio 81 Of the records q the surveyors
office of the said District together with the improve
ments thereon, &c.
Terms of SALE nethird cash and the residue in two
eQual installments in six and twelve months
from day of SALE for which the notes Of the
with interest," secured on said property will be taken
OF all cash, ct purchasers option deposit Of @10Q
recording at the cost Of the purchaser the terms of
sale are not complied with within ten days after sale
the trustees reserve the right to resell the property
after that time q the Eish and cost Of the dAutns
f26-eod GEO. 4 EMMONS,
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MIss VAN ZANDT's MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.-Jus-
tice Engelhardt, who performed the marriage OF
Nina Van Zandt to proxy for August Spies, the
cate to the county clerk at Chicago yesterday.
The clerk said he would not file the paper until he
had obtained legal advice on the subject.
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rroin the MllNsuket Evening WISCONSIN,.
While at the court house, day or two ago, Con-
gresham Smith, I'm the course OF a many sided
conversation on general matters. stated that the
west was Gods country and the east the dominion
OF hell. and that Washington is part and parcel
OF the latter Asked IL he was not afraid Of catch
ing the malaria when he went TO Washington
Mr.. Smith made the following characteristic reply:
"Mnen the place where the Old city hall stands
was nothing but a marsh covered with rushes as
high as my mead and snakes gided in and out
among them L used la run barefootad over the
ground at all seasons Of tie year, and though 1
saw lots OF dogs shaking OH their tails and hind
legs with the ague never got IL myself, and !
WaSliQgJOl.r
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NIGHT SHIRTS
OUR 49c QUALITY
compares favorabl with any sold in this city at
DC In quality, make length finish See it and con-
vince yourselves.
OUR 65c QUALITY
Fancy Night shirt which heretofore has been sold
At 9Sc We advertise them at the above price
see how many we can sell 1t is really what you may
call bargain.
We could go on giving prices and double the
amount Of space allotted TO US, but must STOP and
state that the cotons used in the making of Dress
and Night Shirts are Only Utica Nonparel and Wam-
suttA We also forgot to mention that we keep BOYS
prices.
Fine Gents Furnishings at Popular Prices.
Read advt Of Special Sale under Books
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I'h0 Site fOH our NaVal OOSeIVatOHYS
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
II Massachusetts, avenue is to be extended as
commenced and contemplated, compromising
national advantage of transcendent import
ance might now be secured. With the
avails OF the enhanced speculative value
of the site selected for the Naval Observa-
tory, another site might be secured incom-
parably more appropriate and desirable for the
purpose. In altitude a site sixty per cent higher
than the one selected, may be found in the i'm
mediate vicinity OF the Soldiers Home, In beauty
Of location unsurpassed, with a commanding view
OF the city and its suburbs elsewhere, uneQualed.
BY this means also, the observatory might be
located within grand and elevated park, as In
the case OF the Royal Observatory at Greenwich,
England. Another object OF still greater, and OF
more universal and international Importance,
might also be secured by locating our Naval OBJ
servatory precisely on the nth meridian OF long1-
tude from said Greenwich observatory; thereby
making ours practically and jointly the prime me-
ridian Of the world. With every natural facility
for its attainment at our command, this beneficial
national distinction now awaits our acceptance.
Can this nation AFFORD voluntarily to forfeit re-
lfn0uish this rare and valuable birth-right and
this magnificent oppOrtunityf s. C. CLARKE.
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Howard of $1,000.

BROOKLYN SOCIETY LEADERS LOOKING FoE AN AN
oSYMoUs WRITER
The following advertisement has appeared In
several Brooklyn papers:
nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL BE PAD
NIfor information identifying the author Of certain
teenth Ward during the last two weeks
The New York Times says: Since 81. Valentines
day these objectionable and In many cases
grossly insulting letters have been received daily
by ladies living ia the most fashionable portions
OF the nineteenth ward. The first batch was In
the form OF valentines, and few days later the
persons credited in these letters with their
authorship were I'm turn the recipients OF replies
pUrporting 10 come from the ladies 10 whom the
letters Were directed The answers were even
more disgraceful than the original episIles aud
exactly doubled the number OF injured people.
Several gentlemen whose daughters have been
insulted In this way complained TO Police Captain
Brennan, OF the sixteenth precinct, and he has
been hard at work on the case. So far his efforts
have awaited nothing, but he has obtained several
clues which he thinks Will prove valuable. one
points TO a woman as the author or the letters,
most OF which are written IN a womans angular
hand. Some have been put on a typewriter as
means OF hiding the authors identity. One OF the
officers on Capt Brennans force claims TO have
heard OF the scandal from the servants I'm several
fashionable houses in Bedford avenue. They told
him Of scenes between husband and wife and
mother and daughter arising from these letters
that have come little short of causing scandal In
two families the marriage engagements OF daugh-
tiers have been broken of through the instrument
tally OF these letters and the sudden postpone
ment of a fashionable wedding which was TO have
occurred on Wednesday last arose from a similar
cause. Naturally the persons affected have do
sired to keep their identity a secret
COLLEGE PROFESSORS EGGED BY SrUDESTs.-The
faculty OF Wesleyan university at Mlddetown,
Conn.,, has suspended several members OF the
freshmen class for 1ring a cannon salute on WASH
ingtons birthday. The news was made known 10
the students last Friday night and created much
excitement There were many expressions OF In
dgnat1on, and when President Beach and Tutor
Williams made their appearance the boys at
tackled them with decayed eggs and kept up the
rusilade until the pedagogues had take refuge In
the building.
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DRESS SHIRTS
OUR Csc. QUALITY
Is too well known to require any explanation We only
say is without doubt the only 81 Dress Shirt which
Is sold for less across any counter, and which have
made US 30 famous.
OUR 75c. QUALITY
are equally as popular It is the quality the
above shirt only Plated Bosoms You can have them
In either II 10 plats making it without doubt the
best and cheapest shirt for the price.
OUR S5c QUALITY
must be seen to be appreciated There is nothing like
1t anywhere for any such price.
OUR 81 QUALITY
the best shirt that possibly could be made You
pay from s1S to $50 per doz for custom made shirts
and you cannot have any better If we have made you
lnqultive and DESTROYS of seeing the ask any
our young men at the Gents Department to show you
the raymond shirt and will let il with you
whether We right or not
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WOMAN SHOT AND KILLED IN a DRUG SToeE-
Louis Dauber q st. Louis druggist, and his clerk,
Louis Peters were arrested saturday charged Win
shooting and killing In q back room OF me orug
handsome Girl nom Washington, Ind. named
Nina Brock who had been intimate with Deuber.
when ne ordered her TO leave the store where she
had been lodging for q week and she replied that
she would die iirst and shot her self through the
mouth. but their story is not believed
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a Big Arkansas Lion Killed.

LITTLE Rock, ARK. March An Arkansas lion,
measuring six feet six inches In length was killed
yesterday one and half miles from 3ngen Hemp
stead county, by Joseph Nelson and two SONS The
animal was thirty inches high, and weighed I5s
pounds. This Is the largest animal OF the feline
species killed in the state for years. Its mate Is
now In the Hurricane swamp, and posse OF men
and pack or dogs are running him. The two anu
mails for weeks past have killed hundreds Of sheen
pigs etc, In that neighborhood-
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
ASsI0NEEs SALE OF GOOD WILL. STOCK. FIX
TURES: &c, OF DRUG STORE. No 1917
STREET NORTHWEST.
( By virtue of deed of assignment given To ma and
duly recorded in liber No. 128 folio n ct sea- one
OF the land records OF the District Of Columbia will
AID 1887, on the premises, Ar TWELVE O'CLOCK
THE GOOD WILL. STOCK OF DRUGS, SODA
FOUNTAIN, FIXTURES, &C.,
Contained in store No. 1917 street northwest
good opportunity for druggist to purchase an
established BUSINESS.
Terms cash.
f24-d BAINBRID4E n WERR Aaei0noa
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Surcrp. IN A PRISON CErL--oseph w. HeDe, Q
QeuteeI looking man, about IS years OF age, COM
fnitted suicide sunday morning AZ the Baltimore
CITY fail by hanging himself TO the cell door by Q
norton OF sheet which he tore from the clothing
Of the bed Hesse was arrested last Tuesday by
Sergeant John c. Reilly, and was charged before
Justice Hobbs With disturbing the peace.
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DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
II PROPERTY ON MERIDIAN HILL.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH THIRD
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we will sell in SI:T
front of the premises HI
Lot 8, Block Is, Meridian Hill, improved by a new
substantial Iron Dwelling, finished in modern style
situated ON Erie street. 18th aud 18th streets
ALSO,
Lots and 5. Block Is, Meridian Hill, and several
other Lots in same vicinity.
Property in this has and is rapidly ad
vanclng, being amongst the best located suburban
property in the District
Terms: One-third cash: balance in / and g years.
notes to bear six cent interest payable semi
nuay and to be secured by deed Of trust property
sold deposit Of 800 on each lot required at time
Terms to be complied with in ten days
f26-d&dS DUNCANSON BROS Anctioneera
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DUBLIC AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS
HOG Fstn.w
On THURSDAY, MARCH THIRD. 1887. at ONE
O'CLOCK P. M. the following properties will be Of
fered:
BY THOS E. WAGGAMAN:
No. 11S3 Goth St NV, two-story brick, rooms
and brick houses in the of rooms each, being
part lot 10, square LII.
BY STEVENS, LAWRENCE l. co.
Nos. lila, 1116, 111S and 1870 5th st. n.e, two
story bricks, rooms, being part lot 15 square $685.
Terms at time of SALE
f2S-3t THOS. E. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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" GIG street northwest
IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVEI
PROPERTY IN THE SOUTHEAST SECTION OF

PKOPEKI1 IN THE SOUTHEAST SECTION OF
THE CITY.
We are authorized by the parties in interest to ar
offer at public auction, in front of the respective 8
PROMISES on the TENTH DAY OF MARCH, AID 49,
1887, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
in square 7O1 situate in the
southeastern section of the city:
All of Lots }3 to 5 inclusive fronting LIST street,
between NJ and streets.
ALI of Lots 80 to 13S inclusive fronting street.
between Is and LIST streets.
All of Lots 96 to 11s inclusive fronting on street,
between and streets.
Also some intermediate Lots within the square.
Plats Of the property may be obtained upon appca-
ton at this office ut any time before the sale.
B. II. WARNER & CO.,
. 916 ST. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. C2-eo&ds
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CATALOGUE SALE
STANDARD LAW BOOKS,
To close the estate of the late JOHN MARBURY,
To which has been added
VALUABLE COLLECTION
FINELY BOUND GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS,
To be sold at my Auction Rooms
On THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH THIRD 1887,
At HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK.